Dragon Ball Z - Season Four (Garlic Jr., Trunks, and Android Sagas)
starring: Alistair Abell, Miyoko Aoba, Don Brown, John Burgmeier, Dameon Clarke
directed by: Daisuke Nishio
directed by: Daisuke Nishio
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DRAGON BALL Z - SEASON 4 (DVD)
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Goku is still missing in action after the destruction of the planet Namek, as the fourth season of Dragon Ball Z opens. With Goku unavailable, Gohan and the other Z-fighters must defeat Garlic Jr., who has reemerged from the Dead Zone with his accomplices, the Spice Boys. Gohan saves the Earth by ramping up his powers and destroying the planet Makyo, the source of Garlic's strength. Before the dust can settle a new menace arrives: A largely robotic version of Frieza and his more powerful father, King Cold. These villains are easily dispatched by a new Super Saiyan: Trunks, the illegitimate son of Vegeta and Bulma. Trunks has come from the future to save Goku from what would have been a fatal heart virus. Goku must live to prevent the Artificial Humans created by Dr. Gero from ravaging the Earth. (Gero was one of the leaders of the Red Ribbon Army, which Goku destroyed in Dragon Ball.) But Trunks' mission may have altered the future in ways he didn't intend: Instead of two Androids, there are three, all programmed to kill Goku. The season ends on a cliffhanger, with the fate of the Z-Fighters--and the Earth--hanging in the balance. Trunks' visit creates a number of paradoxes, including the problem of his existing as an adult and an infant in the same space-time. However, these questions are unlikely to trouble Dragon Ball fans, who will be too busy watching Vegeta training at 450 gravities, Gohan mastering his latent powers, Goku's new combat move, and any number of battles, not to mention the comic relief of Krillin's courtship of Maron and Master Roshi's continued lechery. Some of these epsiodes were recut into the feature The History of Trunks. (Rated TV PG. suitable for ages 8 and older: violence, alcohol and tobacco use, ethnic stereotypes) --Charles Solomon
DRAGON BALL Z - SEASON 4 (DVD)
Amazon.com:
Goku is still missing in action after the destruction of the planet Namek, as the fourth season of Dragon Ball Z opens. With Goku unavailable, Gohan and the other Z-fighters must defeat Garlic Jr., who has reemerged from the Dead Zone with his accomplices, the Spice Boys. Gohan saves the Earth by ramping up his powers and destroying the planet Makyo, the source of Garlic's strength. Before the dust can settle a new menace arrives: A largely robotic version of Frieza and his more powerful father, King Cold. These villains are easily dispatched by a new Super Saiyan: Trunks, the illegitimate son of Vegeta and Bulma. Trunks has come from the future to save Goku from what would have been a fatal heart virus. Goku must live to prevent the Artificial Humans created by Dr. Gero from ravaging the Earth. (Gero was one of the leaders of the Red Ribbon Army, which Goku destroyed in Dragon Ball.) But Trunks' mission may have altered the future in ways he didn't intend: Instead of two Androids, there are three, all programmed to kill Goku. The season ends on a cliffhanger, with the fate of the Z-Fighters--and the Earth--hanging in the balance. Trunks' visit creates a number of paradoxes, including the problem of his existing as an adult and an infant in the same space-time. However, these questions are unlikely to trouble Dragon Ball fans, who will be too busy watching Vegeta training at 450 gravities, Gohan mastering his latent powers, Goku's new combat move, and any number of battles, not to mention the comic relief of Krillin's courtship of Maron and Master Roshi's continued lechery. Some of these epsiodes were recut into the feature The History of Trunks. (Rated TV PG. suitable for ages 8 and older: violence, alcohol and tobacco use, ethnic stereotypes) --Charles Solomon
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Customer Reviews
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- Almost perfect....
Let me start off by saying this...If you are worried about buying this set because of the well known "cropping-issue" don't be. It's not nearly as bad as most people make it out to be. I finished watching it and there was not one instance where I could point out that it had in fact been cropped from the original episodes. I had to go online and find the comparisons to even notice. So yes there is cropping but in my opinion it in no way took away from the amazing experience of watching DBZ.
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Rating: - best quality ever seen
the quality is just amazing, and the picture is great, i wish there were more episodes put on less discs but anyway it is a must for DBZ fans anywhere
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- Dragon Ball z is good.
It's a good DVD. The quality was good and was a very interesting movie. It was in very good condition when it arrived at my house. It was a great price to pay for it. It has great bonus features.
Rating: - great season
of course this takes place after freiza with garlic junior and the androids
this is where the cell saga really begins
this is a must have if you like the show and it looks great and listening to it in 5.1 suround is just awesome
i would reccommend to any dbz fan
Rating: - great buy
this is my favorite season of dbz because iy has way less fillers and more action
- Almost perfect....Let me start off by saying this...If you are worried about buying this set because of the well known "cropping-issue" don't be. It's not nearly as bad as most people make it out to be. I finished watching it and there was not one instance where I could point out that it had in fact been cropped from the original episodes. I had to go online and find the comparisons to even notice. So yes there is cropping but in my opinion it in no way took away from the amazing experience of watching DBZ.
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- best quality ever seenthe quality is just amazing, and the picture is great, i wish there were more episodes put on less discs but anyway it is a must for DBZ fans anywhere
- Dragon Ball z is good.It's a good DVD. The quality was good and was a very interesting movie. It was in very good condition when it arrived at my house. It was a great price to pay for it. It has great bonus features.
- great seasonof course this takes place after freiza with garlic junior and the androids
this is where the cell saga really begins
this is a must have if you like the show and it looks great and listening to it in 5.1 suround is just awesome
i would reccommend to any dbz fan
- great buythis is my favorite season of dbz because iy has way less fillers and more action
